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I've said it before, but it is tragically sad that so many Americans are so mentally weak that they can be lead by a lease through these hoops of lunacy.
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Also a great demonstration on just how powerful propaganda can be
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100% Propaganda sounded crazy when trump said it 'as a joke' then it became 'well maybe' then it became 'the gods honest truth' in 3 simple steps. Just like trump will stay in the WH, then he'll be reinstated Jan20, then March, now August. Just like the vaccine will kill everyone in 30 days, then 3 years. The goalposts just get moved to wherever is convenient. The people who buy into this are the ones with shallow social (in the person to person social version) safety nets, the ones with struggles in their lives, who are unstable, who don't cast very wide nets in the world of information. They are the ones who love 'magical thinking' and can make great leaps of logic in order to fit the world to their own view of it. Take the 'audit' in Arizona. It's about the least scientific thing there is. Instead of looking for oddities with an open mind, and trying to find any divergence from what was expected, like a scientist does, it's the complete opposite. They are taking existing theories, and trying to shoehorn data and evidence into those existing theories in an attempt to prove them. There's no way to disprove them. Should they not find what they are looking for they will simply say 'they did a really good job of hiding it, but it's there'. |
24 minutes into the Q documentary. These people are so mentally ill...
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Just heard on the radio, full disclosure CNN, that Trump got the August return date from Mike Lindell. The AI in the sim is broken....
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There is just so much about Trump that feels like the little kid whose parents never let him learn how to lose.
In 2016, it was not accepting that he lost the popular vote or, if he did, he wouldn't have if he had not been campaigning to just win the electoral vote. And from there, it developed into a "landslide," "historical" victory. In 2020, it is that he won the most votes ever by a sitting president (despite losing by 7-million in the popular vote) and that he won all the states that were close. The reason he didn't win is that he was cheated in the areas that they won in the closest states, even though we can't quite prove it and the rest of his party did well pretty much across the board. Someone needs to tell the poor guy that sometimes you don't win. |
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And even in most of the states he won his margin went down by a similar margin to the states that flipped. |
Trump's superpower is getting people to willingly incinerate all of their dignity.
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For all of Trumps flaws, I still remember Trump at the 2016 Republican primary debate saying that George W did not keep us safe on 9/11. He even got booed by the crowd for it. It was probably one of the few times I agreed with him.
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Looks like Facebook is paving the way for Trump to return
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That’s a hell of an endorsement - I agreed with what he said once, 5 years ago |
I agreed with several of his firing decisions on Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice.
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As if there was any doubt about Russia's intentions to undermine democracy.
Putin tries to amplify GOP efforts to whitewash the deadly Capitol attack, saying the insurrectionists weren't 'just a crowd of robbers and rioters' |
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For context, from what I could tell from legal twitter, that firm was at risk of losing a LOT of clients due to that filing. Firing the partner was necessary (maybe not sufficient, but necessary) to save the firm. |
He should be fired for showing a heinous lack of judgment taking him on in the first place.
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Saw a post the other day saying that how in the hell can Trump just stroll back into the White House in August when he can’t get even get back onto Facebook :D
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I know there's been some confusion about how Trump will take office again and the mechanics of that, fortunately, conservative radio talk show host and former presidential candidate Dr. Laurie Roth, Ph.D, has cleared it all up:
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Yes, it is wrong and unfair. Regardless, I looked it up and now I am judging the PhD program at Oregon State.
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It seems like the plan after, something something August, is to make Trump the Speaker in 2023 and then impeach Biden and Harris.
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Seems legit to me. I think all PhDs would call it a which hunt, and need people to comfirm things for them. And the punctuation is impeccable.
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I think my favorite part of that is the casual "the military gave him 2 more months as President."
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These talking heads don't believe what they say, but they know their gullible listeners do and they make a lucrative living off them so they keep up the charade.
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It is prestige bias at it's finest. Put a PHD after your name and watch the gullible masses buy any Bullshit hook, line and sinker. |
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While the rally against the elites and college type smart mouths. It is amazing how they don't realize they are being played |
Man they give out P.H.D's yo anyone these days don't they? If this Laurie Roth really does have one, they should take it away for all that nonsense
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Geez, and I thought nothing could be more embarrassing than our football program. |
I'm a high up and trusted military source (I work in the IT department of an Army hospital). I can assure you Trump is not president. I'm happy I could clear that up for everyone.
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Thank God :) |
The Trump Ukraine quid pro quo was all true and there's audio.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/07/polit...den/index.html |
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Of all the Trump misconduct, I bet this is still the one he does not get. His handlers have convinced him that people think it was bad, and he knows to repeat the no quid-pro-quo line. But they had something he wanted. He had the ability to give them something they wanted. Why it was wrong for him to say "I'll give you this if you give me that" seems very hard for him to understand considering the way he's wired. |
Dr. Roth left out one part of the message - the part where her source offered her 4 pillows for the price of 3.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...mposter-fraud/
Who watches the Watchmen? But for cheap fraudsters. |
This is.....something.....
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It worked on Futurama
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Maybe they can use a Jewish space laser?
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What I take from that if that he's acknowledging climate change.
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That's never been the real denial for many people though, right ? This has long been denying it being a) human induced/worsened/accelerated and thus b) can't be influenced by humans doing sth about it by changing things about their"Footprint". It has long been popular to reference big, unchangeable natural reasons for climate change as the primary reason, thus suggesting (or just plainly saying) that best that can be done is cope. Which then also serves as the comfortable way out for many folks by supporting technological 'solutions' (either to cope or offset the causes, i.e. geoengineering. Both of course emminently important, but not as an exclusive strategy). Or put blame on individuals for fallout like with the Wildfires. That's the sort of underlying framework this is serving here: frame it as a) impossible to change and b) thus time and energy would be better served focussing entirely on the fallout while just chugging along. |
Trump says global warming is a hoax perpetuated by the Chinese, and the last I saw, there is still a significant number of Republicans who believe it's not happening at all.
My quick Google search tells me that a Gallup survey found that 59% overall believed global warming was happening in 2016, and and a Yale study found that 69% did in 2019. And it's probably fair to assume that most of those that don't out of those numbers are Republican. |
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Wasn't meant to say it's not sth a lot of folks believe, but politicians especially seem prone to go for the "yeah ok, but ..." option or the "it's unclear" option (might well be less popular than over here though) and not just on this topic. Might change of course, now that being crazy is a real selling point and there's less need to 'compromise' Colour me shocked it is that high though. I mean, large part of the US population believes some crazy shit, often way more tangible stuff. Like thinking Dinosaurs aren't extinct and/or havin co-existed with humans. Though i have to say these sorts of studies often have problematic methodology, i.e. these yes/no questions kinda skew towards people with some skepticism/doubts to say "no" on principle. Though i'd like to think both Yale and Gallup have that in-between are covered in some way ? Overall it unfortunately comes down to the 2 party system again as a sizable portion of voters feels obligated to vote Rep despite disagreeing on their stance on certain issues. Because ultimately "green" policies do have a decent majority of all americans behind them, and even a sizeable portion of republicans in some instances. How Americans see climate change and the environment in 7 charts | Pew Research Center |
I think their views have changed a lot. At first they said it wasn't happening. As evidence kept mounting, they had to move to "we aren't causing it". Pretty sure we'll reach a point where the argument is that it is good for us.
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Look, if we just change the orbit of the earth or the moon, we can finally get the dumb, woke millennials to get off our lawn.
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The angle I saw was that he was acknowledging it, but is of the mind that it is due to sunspots, orbits, etc. so unless if we can change those, we can't do anything about climate change. |
Shocking I tell you that they are getting special treatment from the feds.
Revealed: majority of people charged in Capitol attack aren’t in jail | US Capitol breach | The Guardian |
MyPillow Guy’s MAGA Rally Rouses ‘Stop the Steal’ Truthers With Corn Dogs and Hate for Fox News
I'm still amazed that this could be a news headline in the USA. |
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So the DOJ, under Barr, was subpoenaing communications records of democratic members of congress and some journalists without their knowledge? Am I understanding this correctly?
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKCN2DQ1I3 |
Yes, but "Socialism bad", "colored people bad", etc is more worrisome than a wannabe Dictator
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